I am reading in filetype data into a bash array and need to print its contents out on the same line with spaces.
#!/bin/bash
filename=$1
declare -a myArray
readarray myArray < $1
echo "${myArray[@]}"
I try this and even with the echo -n flag it still prints on newlines, what am I missing, would printf work better?
readarray
retains the trailing newline in each array element. To strip them, use the -t
option.
readarray -t myArray < "$1"